The CONMEBOL World Cup Qualifiers in October signal the halfway point in the qualifying phase in South America. This month, each team will play two games to bring their total up to 10 games played so far.

Everything you need to know in order to watch Argentina vs Bolivia in 2026 World Cup qualifying action on Tuesday, Oct. 15

CONMEBOL World Cup Qualifying gets back underway in what has been a topsy turvy run so far for South American teams through eight rounds of play. Lionel Messi will return for Argentina with the team still in first place during qualifying but Colombia and Uruguay are hot on their heels.

Oscar Villegas has inspired a huge upturn in Bolivia's fortunes since taking the reigns in July, overseeing three consecutive wins in qualifying including last week's phenomenal victory over high-flying Colombia, despite the fact they had to play with ten men for the majority of the contest.

Brazil eye back-to-back wins on Tuesday, when they face Peru at home as World Cup qualifying continues in South America. The five-time World Cup winners currently rank fourth in C

Peru lifted themselves off the bottom of the World Cup qualifying standings with their first non-friendly victory since March 2022 last week, defeating an under-strength Uruguay side courtesy of a late header from defender Miguel Araujo, which sparked jubilant scenes in Lima.

The Brazilians are slowly and steadily coming back to their usual stride as they aim for a direct qualification to the 2026 FIFA World Cup in USA/Canada/Mexico. Having won their last three matches in the qualifying,

Brazil must face Peru without Vinícius Júnior, Éder Militão, Alisson and more, forcing Dorival Junior to shake-up his starting XI.